Environmental Film Fest: Summer Series

Shorts: Youth Focus

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9 films in package
Hidden Wild
Behind the homes and freeways of suburban Palm Beach County, an incredible network of swamps, scrub, and waterways lies waiting to be discovered.
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Panel Discussion: Hidden Wild
Feat. Neil Losin, Noah Langley, Kiana Emilcar, & Kourtez Davidson
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Echoes from Lock One
An evocative call for environmental and water justice from the eyes and voices of youth in Troy, NY.
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Panel Discussion: Echoes from Lock One
Feat. Branda Miller (Director), Angelo Domingo (Senior, Lansingburgh High School), Catherine Rafferty, & Jayohcee
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Chop
A music video discussing the importance of trees, bees and our oceans.
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Panel Discussion: Chop
Feat. Jimmie Thomas, Tanaysia Summer, Taylor Lee, & Emmett Williams
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It's Our Future
New York middle schoolers Yassy, Zhao, and Beatrice are among the students who take part in a unique and vital school program teaching environmental and climate literacy called RiSC: the Resilient Schools Consortium.
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Panel Discussion: It's Our Future
Feat. Lukas Huffman, Heather Sioux, & Emily Fano
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D.C. Youth Perspectives on Climate Change: A Showcase of Student Films
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This virtual screening is eligible for audience awards! The voting period has closed. Stay tuned for the results!

Young people are on the front lines of the battle for climate justice. Blending activism and education with music, film, and art, these shorts highlight young people on a mission to stand up for their future and make their voices heard.

Pre-recorded discussion featuring Branda Miller (Director), Angelo Domingo (Senior, Lansingburgh High School), Catherine Rafferty (Post-production Coordinator), and Jayohcee (Hip Hop Artist, Activist, a First Nations Mohawk Warrior), moderated by Monica Schorn (DCEFF Festival Coordinator).

  • Year
    2021
  • Runtime
    32 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Director
    DCEFF
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